Bang

While Blue Cheer is widely cited as the saving unit which brought ear-splitting quantity to rock and roll music, another early 70s music group, known simply and accurately as Bang, were a lot more than with the capacity of blowing a loudspeaker stack or two themselves. Created by Frank Gilcken (acoustic guitar), Frank Ferrara (bass, vocals) and Tony D’Lorio (drums), Bang accomplished a mighty din using the launch of their self-titled 1972 debut for Capitol Information – specifically for a record documented with a trio. It had been somewhat disappointing, consequently, when the group’s two following albums retreated from your debut’s extremes. Although proficient and better created, neither Mom/Dad nor Music produced the same degree of excitement as well as the band split up in the middle-70s.